Slugs on boar?
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"The Dromia Rule"
Deer Stalking… reliable word of mouth recommendation from someone you know has undertaken such stalking being offered by a specific syndicate is best. Like other walks of life, stalking has its scammers. E.G., make sure there is deer, of the species sought, on the land being made available; that appropriate insurance is in place; that there is recourse for recompense if it all goes wrong. In addition, obtain and understand terms and conditions; consider the implications of allowing a syndicate leader to be a FAC mentor; make sure ‘coaches’ are suitably qualified; consider the quality of deer management, the construction & execution of a shooting plan and safety; determine if the land is over-shot.
If in doubt, contact BASC or similar.
http://www.basc.org.uk/
Anyone considered to be a scammer will be banned without warning.
Re: Slugs on boar?
Yes but they leave slimey trails all over the coat of the boar. 
If you meant to ask can you shoot boar with solid slug in this country then the answer is yes. However some forces are reluctant to grant permission for this and prefer you to use a rifle of suitable calibre.
If you meant to ask can you shoot boar with solid slug in this country then the answer is yes. However some forces are reluctant to grant permission for this and prefer you to use a rifle of suitable calibre.
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londonercsecse
Re: Slugs on boar?
South Yorkshire?
Should I ask the FAO?
I heard something about a proposed boar cull in Wales? How can You volunteer?
Should I ask the FAO?
I heard something about a proposed boar cull in Wales? How can You volunteer?
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londonercsecse
Re: Slugs on boar?
Chapuis wrote:Yes but they leave slimey trails all over the coat of the boar.
If you meant to ask can you shoot boar with solid slug in this country then the answer is yes. However some forces are reluctant to grant permission for this and prefer you to use a rifle of suitable calibre.
Sorry, I`m not sure what you mean on the first sentence. Can You explain,pls?
Re: Slugs on boar?
I don't know where that came from but I'm fairly sure that you have been misinformed. Boar are coming over into Monmouthshire from the Forest of Dean and into southern Powys from Herefordshire but not in any great numbers as yet as far as I know. There is a cull on in the FoD but that is on FC ground and is carried out by their rangers and no help is required.londonercsecse wrote:South Yorkshire?
Should I ask the FAO?
I heard something about a proposed boar cull in Wales? How can You volunteer?
You can always try your firearms department for the necessary permission but they will require evidence that you have a need before granting the necessary variation.
(Slug slimey little creatures without shells that leave slime trails).
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londonercsecse
Re: Slugs on boar?
Thx for the info!Chapuis wrote:I don't know where that came from but I'm fairly sure that you have been misinformed. Boar are coming over into Monmouthshire from the Forest of Dean and into southern Powys from Herefordshire but not in any great numbers as yet as far as I know. There is a cull on in the FoD but that is on FC ground and is carried out by their rangers and no help is required.londonercsecse wrote:South Yorkshire?
Should I ask the FAO?
I heard something about a proposed boar cull in Wales? How can You volunteer?
You can always try your firearms department for the necessary permission but they will require evidence that you have a need before granting the necessary variation.
(Slug slimey little creatures without shells that leave slime trails).
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londonercsecse
Re: Slugs on boar?
Is there a place where You can hunt boar in the UK? (Paying for it)Chapuis wrote:I don't know where that came from but I'm fairly sure that you have been misinformed. Boar are coming over into Monmouthshire from the Forest of Dean and into southern Powys from Herefordshire but not in any great numbers as yet as far as I know. There is a cull on in the FoD but that is on FC ground and is carried out by their rangers and no help is required.londonercsecse wrote:South Yorkshire?
Should I ask the FAO?
I heard something about a proposed boar cull in Wales? How can You volunteer?
You can always try your firearms department for the necessary permission but they will require evidence that you have a need before granting the necessary variation.
(Slug slimey little creatures without shells that leave slime trails).
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SevenSixTwo
Re: Slugs on boar?
I've met some right pigs in Sheffield. Nearly had to call-in mortars.
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londonercsecse
Re: Slugs on boar?
I find your comment offensive.SevenSixTwo wrote:I've met some right pigs in Sheffield. Nearly had to call-in mortars.
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SevenSixTwo
Re: Slugs on boar?
Are you a confirmed ugly female and from Sheffield? Or are you just being "offended on behalf of others"? Or do you simply lack a sense of humour?
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